Reflecting on instances of racism, bias and discrimination in his own life, as well as recently publicized examples from across the nation, Pettigrew calls for unity through our shared humanity.
A Texas A&M professor of history says that not only do long wait times discourage people from voting, they disproportionately affect Black and Latino voters.
Texas A&M hosted educators from across the state who work to help international grad students, for whom English is not their primary language, to be teaching assistants.
This week and over the weekend, a number of university officials took to social media and other channels to express condolences, condemn racism and reinforce that hate is not an Aggie value.
The Public Policy Research Institute, along with Duke University and the University of Houston, will track Harris County's historic bail reform agreement that governs what happens to people arrested on misdemeanor offenses.
